The Spring League reached its conclusion at Bodymoor Heath this evening with the cup competitions being completed and our Primary Girls warmed up for their semi-final by playing three 15-minute friendlies. Despite the goalless score-line Wolverhampton were the more attacking side in our opener against Harborne, with their goalkeeper having to make several important saves to deny Sienna, Olivia, Mila and Clara, whilst Poppy was a virtual spectator, but in our next game we were

Highfields, Our Lady & St Chad, Wolverhampton Grammar School, The Royal, and NEWA all took part in this year’s City Futsal competition which was played in such a wonderful spirit. The standard of play was outstanding, with every school showing determination and steady improvement as the day progressed and we were so impressed by the commitment, sportsmanship, and high level of skill on view throughout the tournament!   After a closely contested league stage Our Lady & St. Cha

The u11 Boys began the morning against Kings Norton in a good position to win the league and, despite knowing the importance of this fixture, they had no reason to fear the opposition in the light of their recent excellent form but what could go wrong, did go wrong, and they were never able to fight back after conceding a couple of early goals.   Kings Norton grew in confidence as the match progressed and whatever changes were made the squad seemed unable to find a way to con